Navigate to Settings > Family and Parental Controls > PS5 Console Restrictions on your PS5 home screen. The system will prompt you to enter the existing four-digit passcode to view or modify restrictions. If you set the passcode previously, try common defaults like 0000 or birthdates you typically use. If you genuinely forgot the passcode and don't have it written down, Sony doesn't provide a password recovery feature for console restrictions. Your two realistic options are a factory reset, which wipes all local data and settings (though your PlayStation Network account and cloud saves remain intact), or contacting PlayStation Support with proof of ownership. Support may walk you through account verification to help reset parental controls, but policies vary by region and they can't simply hand over the code. For the factory reset route, go to Settings > System > System Software > Reset Options > Reset Your Console. This returns everything to default, including removing the restriction passcode. You'll need to reinstall games and reconfigure settings afterward, so back up saves to PlayStation Plus cloud storage first if you have an active subscription. This question doesn't align with the Analytics & Tracking pillar for Ottawa SEO's knowledge base. Console restriction passcodes are a consumer electronics support topic with no connection to web analytics, Google Analytics setup, tracking pixels, conversion tracking, or any SEO measurement work we handle for clients. If this reached our system through a chatbot or search query, it indicates either a categorization error or someone using the wrong resource. We focus on tracking user behavior on websites, measuring campaign ROI in Google Analytics 4, and setting up server-side tracking for e-commerce clients across Ottawa and Toronto, not gaming hardware troubleshooting. For PlayStation-specific questions, users should consult PlayStation's official support documentation or gaming forums where gaming tech specialists contribute answers.